"Happy Diwali, Aunty and Uncle." That was the greeting we received from these two children who we often see on our way to our morning jog. |
Dilmeet also stopped by. Diwali is a day when people do a lot of visiting. |
We had to get a girls picture because we thought we looked mighty fine! |
On our way out for the evening, we had a quick visit with Mr. Sodhi and his family. He is our landlord and lives below us on Floor 0. |
Gurneet found two girls who consented to pose with him. |
Our first stop was the Gurdwara. |
Here we placed lighted candles. |
It is the Festival of Light and so candles were placed on top of the wall that surrounds the temple. |
Ninni placed hers.... |
As did Ishpreet. |
Satwinder Ma'am posed with Adam, Kathryn and Stacy. |
This little girl was intrigued with us and asked where we were from. She was happy when I offered to "click a snap" of her with two beautiful Canadian girls. |
When we arrived at the Anand home, Ninni lighted all her candles. These ones are at the front door and are a welcome item. Mostly she wanted the goddess Lakshmi to feel welcome but we did, too. |
She also had a platter of flowers and candles. |
Jackie was enjoying her first Diwali in India. |
After dinner, Ishpreet warmed up his guitar and we hoped he would sing a few songs. |
Satbir took a break from his role in the kitchen to pose with George. Ninni has the three men in her household well trained. They are very helpful in the kitchen and with serving. |
A couple of Moms! |
The delicious dinner was topped off with a tasty dessert. |
A well-fed and happy group--although we missed the company of Mark. |